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ROUGH ON BAKER.
THAT Is WHAT YESTERDAY EYIDENChIN
THE MURDER TRIAL WAS


The s4tmony in the trlal was unusually
Interesting yesterday. The State will at
tempt to establish Hlker's connection
with the murder beyon the possibility ola
doubt, by the blood stains found Oh his
clothing. The impression is general that
the prosecution has been rescryiug its most
important witnesses 10 the last, and the
testimony taken yesterday tends to confirm
tins heiCf. The interest in the
case is nabated; the court room, being
literally packed with an entiveaudience,
the large crowd Oyerilowing into the halls
and out upon the yard. The evidence was
peculiarly damaging to the prisoner, II
consisted mostly of testimony ~ to the
conflicting stories told hy him since the
murder, they succeeded in showing several
eases in which he Contradirted himself.
about important facts.
Rev. Perrlnc Baker, of Belle Vernon,
Pa, Il brother of the prisoner, was present
IN Court. Ills father and son were also
Oh hand They sat by his side and liz
tened attcnuyely To the evidence ~ II
came from the lips Of the witnesses. The
counsel became warmed up and iudulgrd
i'll several interesting little SpatS much to
the amusement of the audience Mcssrs.
McSwreney and Cooke made quite lengthy
speeches ON questions that came up, and
in them did not refrain from Il few com
plimentary allusiOns TO the opposing par
ties.
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The w. &. z. |. at VII. Lake.

HNfE.N 4..'H'lW W'V kfglF'f.
Mr.. LAKE PNGk, Mo, July 2G.-Tr-
day wa- vt apart by the authorities oi this
beautiful resort on the mountains In hc
especially devoted Ia the ralrrad men
along the line at the l.. u q. An rNtru-
sivc programme was prepared hy the Ia
dies Of tn" W. &. T. L., ~ which all tool.
part. About 4. ~. excursion trains
from points between Grafton and kcySrr
began To arrive, heavily laden with mru.
women and children, all bent on enjoying
a delightful dayuu the mountains Much
to their disappointment they louud them
selves in the midst at hard
ram which continued the gc.n,r part at
the say, but the forces at nature did not
dmupru their ardor The large auditor
ium was soon filled and the meeting wa~
opened with Mrs. BELL OF Chicago. in the
Chair. E0UiIur business N.,S soon dis
charged and then an address WIS made hy
the President. The meeting wls charar-
tcrIzri by vigorous speeches and strong
resolutions ~ were all the meet
ngS of the day and evening. Address.
were made lay many prominent speakers nf
both SrNcs of which a more drtailrn az
count will be- given IN our dIspItchr, to
morrow
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NicholsUn's Explanation.

Srsrial T@sgram 10 ne EsgiSsr.
MANSFIELD, July 26.-To-day's game
was witnessed by al audience OF about live
hundred, who were treated TO fine cNhibi-
uon Oi ball. With the exception OF
couple Of errors it vas the finest we have
played yet. Kimbcr pitched fine game
until the eighth inning, only three hits be-
ing made on him. Whites playing was
very had al third base. The boys
hit Blair's delivery hard, but
were mlucky in hitting in the air. To-
morrow is our last chance to take game
from Mansfield and We depend on Dunn
and WestIakc to do it. 1t is very discour-
aging to send this kind Of news home, hut
oar friends at home don't feel any worse
than We do, and We eau only hope for our
luck to change for the better.
+. c. NICHoI son.
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NOTES

The second game of base bali between
the Windsor Athletic Club and the Pow
haitian Club resulted IN score of II Ia :
m favor of the former.
Ilncsville the first three days of this
week and Wheeling the last three Four
games, hoys,-liroR B,unoo Five, you
mean lou haye three sure from Wheel
ing Dunn don't pitch Yc Gods but
this is fearful. As We remarked early IN
the season, Is there any balm in GileaI,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

Cm,AOu, July II The new y silver
certificate with Hancock yignettc are being
raised aud circulated as SO certificates.
Friday night two women ol suspicious ap.
praranre passed one OF these false notes
upon Charles Hrllman, a fruit dealer at
80. - North Halstci street, and an at
tempt ID pass another was made al a
ucIghhorng grocer's. No arrests have been
made.
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At Detroit Chicago :, Detroit /.
At New York New York >. Boston II.
At Washington Philadelphia t.; WASH
iugtum >.
At Philadelphia Athletic ,; Cincin.
matt >.
At Baltimore Baltimore = Cleveland ,
second game, Baltimore o. Cleveland |.
At New York Brooklyn q, ST Louis !.
At New York Louisville :; Nets a.
At plttsburg g--Pittsburg :, IndiWapo-
lis !.
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Earned runs, each /; left on bases,
Mansfield 10, Wheeling >; double plays,
Mansfield >, Wheeling / three base hits,
Allen, home runs, Drlchanty and Nichol-
son;a'ruck out, 10y Blair a. Eimher !. first
ON balls, of Blair H. Kimbcr l. hit by
Kimber, >, wild pitches, Blair ! kimber
>, passed balls, Iaik u, Stencil >; time
l.lj; umpire, Bauer; attendance, l,OuO.
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N>ENAroG JoE MDoNlLD


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CoNpENSED TELEGKAMs.

The T. II. Taylor, Ir Company ,b"ttIIng
house. Frankfort Ky, ia, been rl"~'-h.
Oliver and Elmer Erumhaugh were
drowned in Congress Lake, twelve miles
north of Canton, ..
Nellie Wolburt, aged fifteen, q: lronton,
o died from An overdose Of laudanum,
taken, it Is supposed. To induce sleep.
At Pine BIuG, Ark, John GaIcia, while
drunk. stabbed hr, aunt 1" death and at
tackled and badly wounded hl~ wife and
nephew.
On SUNDAY morning physicians al the
Cincinnati Hospital removed a spoon from
he stomach or q patient hy surgical OPP
rrttiun.
Uish Grade CAItfnrnr. Wines.
Absolutely pure and reliable, send IoF
pricr last. u. kI,h 4" ,"'
10 Bruaiwhy,
New York City.
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Gibbons ua. No Information.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 2G Cardinal
Gibbons was tonight shown the rlhlcgram
announcing that the Pope had decided
that there was uo ground Tor Intrrlrrenc,
with the knights OF Labor
and told IN Associated Press reporter that
he had as yet received nu information con
cerning the subject. lie stated that hr
would he equally sorry aud surprised to see
moreover. that there will he no condrmna-
tion ~ long aS the knights Of Labor steer
clear of Anarchists and other danger
Gus associations and rontinr them
selves 10 their lawful aud prai>eworthy
efforts 10 better the condition ut the work
ing people without interfering with the
rights of Others.
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BERLIN, July ?G.-Thr strengthening
OF the forts AT Cologne has been completed
II is stated that the whole infantry force
will he armed with rrpcatrrS by October
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LONDON, July 26.-Thc Times, COM
menting on Attorney General Garlamd'S
opinion in reference to the Alien Act, say-
"Our chief surprise al this recent law is
the miStruSt il cyinccs of the acclImatiuu
power OF America, which might have been
supposed TO absorb foreign elements To
compel them to begin by offering q rclur-
tmt all.giAncr.
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LARRY O'TuuLE

SAID. Have been working on the railroad
At the Cove, have been there since April :;
am Il foreman; had about forty men under
me at the time Of the murder; know the
men detained nn the 10th for the murder;
they were on my gang then; they worked
eight hours and twenty minutes on the
9TH. from \ VI. until i.!u =. Nj: they
quit at that time on account OF rain; were
there the next morning hut werr mol work
ing, they had wanted To 30 away before,
went away on Wednesday morning and
sent after them; they Staid there about SlA
days after that; they live at BrLdy's Bend,
in Pennsylvania.
Cross-cNamincd Did not see them after
l.2U on Monday until about go on Tues.
day morning; they rame to me Ia get their
time; they were oyertakcn before they got
To Kings creek ana got their money, have
seen McCMsky writing letters 10 Brady =
Bend: five men remained At work on Mon
day after the rain; they were working III
the orchard Mr.. Cashcari WAS on the
works Tuesday; don't know what time he
left
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rhe IIlirnIs Snuc.r,.

CmcNoo, July 26. The Rev. Mr. Az
mold. charged with cruelty to Bobby Fer
guSou. by Stacking his ankles and con
fuing him IN AN upper room ut his home,
MS discharged this morning by Justice
Tu-Irhardt lie has turned over the other
var,nr rrprobates he was trying 10 reform
io the authorities. aud they will be dis
cjpliurd Ia arrordand with accepted TRAN
tlOnS.
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THE FJN BEGAN

ftAi. Ct p ~ l'f..'.N.'
when Governor Foraker became thoroughly
convinced what vlS going ou. II never
takes Foraker long 10 make up his mind.
Hr thinks quickly, and can demand the
trsiguatIUu ut Cincinnati puhc. Cumml~.
.ruurr. pardon convict. ur write "a rebel
.Htg despatch with equal drNterlty and
a,plIi'y when the Thought strikes, 81
when the Governor hcJrt an he wanted To
Snuw hr sat down and wrote several lot
trr.. one OF which ne marked Personal
and addressed to John Sherman. Mansfield,
Ohio The import ut nll these letters WAS
about the s1mr, and Vas substantially
this.
Ia the trrer MANNER for which he is noted
be- said that 90 the Srnrulr "a iojss Tins COM
uutt,1 ON hmm and the party MAS presIstrd
u un would not recognize IL 1S the COM
mittcr ot the Republican party, but would
,trUghtway appoint "a runmttcrn his owu
'u take charge Cd. the campaign tor the lie
publican party OF Ohio aud appeal to his
friends and the Republican voters of Ohio
to stand by the committee which proposed
tn conduct campaign and win a victory
this fall. rather than this hand ut men or
.luIlyd not JO achieve success tins fall, hut
force John sherman upon the Ohio Repuhr
li,.tus a~ their choice tor President That
was Josie E-uSuu's ultimatum. lie was
savage amt determined, and hrmeInt every
word he said and more The sherman
men know that hc meant IL the uurS-
tlou nov is What will they do viii
tnrv 20 ahead and work od their ruwp
.,trrrurff... I'm SuItp of EnrlHpr'S DEFY or
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NIgr. prr.irn Krpnrt, the pnpr.

ROME, July ?G.-Mgr. Pcrsico the
special representative of the Vatican IN
Ireland has srnt To the Pope a report Of
will return to Rome at the beginning at
AUGUST
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WILL NOT INTERFERE.
THE POPE DECIDES To Iii TIE KNIGHTS
or LABOR ALONE
There is " Gmaad fr Pagal Interference With
tic Oyaa.ltln i Victory for the
knights Cardinal Gibbons Has
Received y, Information.

ROME, July "G.--rhr announcement is
made officially to-day that tb, Pope has
arrived at 4 conclusion in regard To the at
titudc OF the Church toward the Knights
of Labor.
His HoIinesS decides that there is no
ground for rapal interference with the
Knights OF Labor question.
lie has conveyed the announcement of
this decision is Cardinal Gibbons. who ~
ably presented the claims of the order at
the recent consstory III this city.
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convention hy spTingiup agaiDt him q can
dltate tor the nomination for Governor
. There is scarcely a possibility ot such ur
occurrence though, as fully two-thlrd~ Of
the delegates to the convention, even
though though they would want Sherman
fer President, would think Of no other
man as their staudard-heaTcr this fall
Oar OF the
INTERESTING BITS or GOSSIP
going the rounds OF the hotel lobbies to
night Is q story about - contab between
Senator =. y. Conrad, Of Starl. county, aud
Sruator Sherman. The Senator. in "A con
vcrsauon with Conrad, sounded him ON
the prospect of the resolution endorsing
INN. Conrad was OF the opinion that the
introduction Jt the resolution would he an
Uuwlse movement and one not calculated
to arouse harmony to any appreciablc eN-
tent. Al TINS Sherman flew into u passion
au" lost his temper. The Senator Is re-
ported AIS saying that he stormed around
ikea ward politician and behaved in a very
uud!gul,ird way, winding up by insisting
that EIS Endorsement must come nov or
never
'NN'''''' - N"'''' 'N"'
one p1TIor car On the llockInG Valley
Road brought IN three candidates this after
~ Ny''',N' ~ 'i' Wv ''',''''
w" >P"'s ~ ," WI"
q" ,''''' NW"''"'' senator ""''l'u 81, nan
uriIN, oi '"Atnh county ana non H. N
Watson, OF Columbus, who are both fish
ing Tor the nomination for Attorney Gen
er'L
Following are
THE VARIOUS CANDIDATES
fnr r,p,iDqti,u.
t,,,rrn,r-J Foraker or Hamilton
rnuptv
Ii.lt.p,,t t,.,y,rror- w Ivons or
Iir.i.,,. : Conrad of St,rE. II /
prDrI,. of Clarke: Andrew Eoy nr lack
spu. George HAY. of Cn,h,rtnn
Jud,,,. pf Suprrmr Cnurt ~ ~ Sprlr
or Tumbuu
Judge or Supreme Court to iii vacancy
F. y. DirEman, of Cuvahnua. j. 4
Bradbury, of Meigs.
Audira, o. State. X. Brown. of
Frlukrp.P. l.. E.ker. ofEo,s. c. /. Poor
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ST. IoNA,n NIcL, July % Three de
tccn,e-, supposed to he from Chicago,
have chartered the tug "Pcudal" to 20 in
pursuit ofa boat which passed down through
the straits tins morning at > O'Clock aud
on which il is claimed Warden NctArig'c
is escaping to Canada
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To.Ero. O., July -. The smell Of car
nrgv .s a.,y,dy in the air.aud the warriors
vgoaEwsys are to he found IN the conflict
.rr bewuuiug To arrive The Xulus IN
Africa, they SAY. ,au scent human blood
ur..y. distant and Immediately become
frantic to be mixed mp ,r the slaughter.
Just So the old Republicans can scent
gore IN the present battle, and are " lid to
srr the clash between clans OF sherman
,ud Elaine. From the talk hear ON every
hand brgc il i, not , question OF who will
Dee nominated Tor Governor Lieutenant
Governor or ANY oI the other important
place, uu the ticket. The race for the
saalg- comes iu tor secondary cousIdega-
.au Tile uuc great aud Important thing
r- Vii. resolution udOrsIug Senator
-l,rmau's candidacy ior President by
adopted Ou ;hg- al, the talk cyu.crs.
aud 90 l- ,D Ice
IuE GREAT FIGHT
". l"r '"N''u''"h' N'tri lu' interviews
WITH Blaine Republicans. IA which the
lr.oI"E anti.H'ei man m~n "t Cincinnati
,..'d ,h7y were "ill'hg /" let resolution
.s'oTu- SHERMAN 20 through the c"uyen-
t.uu. mau. were lyd iu believe that Ion the.
''N' o.. harmony thrE were %''"G 20 hr
passive 'ud slmply H'Iu'sre 1" some ttlty
FEB, SHERMAN tAlN EeLr, ana then 20 III duU
nay "'m a"'' neat "'l.
rus ''si"N % "T mistake however.
'h" Blame cohorts are coming IN Wild
ram PAM an" """',"A. tH't are predict
u'S '"' most >elS'''".''"' t''v,E ""u "''''I
o"h'r''.'' '"'' .,'' ''.u "''' u" ONO '"l
S''''. u '''.' '' '''' '''..'- ''' ''' ''N''' "'
Today '"rE 'v -.'',.I u" nave ',, 600.
'.g'i ign, d" N"."."'"'' "e'''' wing
.". l''S'". ."' N'''''' VIZ" 81 "'''""'' VT
-, ~. ',., w. 60 ,;rr MN 49,,
....; .......... .r ,5.. .,,I,,i.r nj
.....,,. r.. r.rrrI,-s n, The r,nyrrsIri,r
.....,.. NJ. - r..,t,n G,,,,por r,.r.
......- r,r,..~ r>,rrf,r Clerk. .Iuto.
r,..........,.,. .r ~,.fo... .,.r,.rv and Cln-
min T.L. B,rlTl.r. The. hitler as i,
. ..a.. L.IMF .a U.fFtH sherman E.lTUlt.~
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u,eS III" Governor at present Is the lrIv
tna' the sherman men will possibly he
come 80 bitter against him ;hat they viii
attempt a sensational coup d'etat on the
convention hy spTlnginP agaiDt him can
dItale tor the nomination for Governor
There is scarcely possibility OF such ar
occurrence, though, as fully two-thrd~ Of
the delegates to the convention, even
though though they would want Sherman
fer President, would think Of no other
man as their staudard-hearcr this fall.
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10 get am Executive Committee against
the Blaine men. Nr. Braiou, when ap-
preached, grew suddenly tIc,turu, thinking
probably that he had already said too
much. The Sherman men have made al
rrugruyuts tor the organization ot aNtaic
Central amt Executive Cnmmjttce m the
interest OF Senator sherman, though IL viii
be Foraker who lr.dS the ticket and has
everything at stake. They have the COM
~rtts, already selected They have Cen
trtI Committeeman from each, district. the
Ike. utivr Committee that this Central
committee will y'rrtaui the officer, 81 the
Executive Committee already chosen. The
rEIirmauuI the Executive Committee Is to
be- either Judge Thompson or General
Charles Ggosyeuor. and the Secretary Is to
he Cautaiu Jake Donaldson. who IN l~~5,
according 20 Erltuu, thought Sherman WIS
t selfish mUu.
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Hl,iuc Shy

CHICAGO July p ASpcrll cable from
Bridge of Iarnr, to the N,,,, .NyS. G. ID.
Peters, the celebrated NIoorgltr irunmou-
ger, called AT KllgrLst"n Yesterday and
had Il brirt chat with Nh Elaine.
MI Peters has heavy land aud other
interests III Canada Though he * an
Eugli-hman, til" prospective annr> alton nl
Canada 10 the United State j. his hobby
lIc was ANXIOUS iO get Mr. Eilinc'- views
on the subject, but Mr.. Blaine was ~
uemcIy shy. He listened attentvrly an
til Mr. Peters was through and then ended
the interview in HI characteristic way.
1T Is the same old story, he said. We
dun't need Canada and We don't want her
Yes, have no Doubt she wouli Iik" Ia
Join u-; but it's Just - ! asked Mtcdon-
aid once. what are you gong tu give us III
return lor what wc give y"u,''
Nh Peters could not answer this mOrc
than Macdonald, 80 the matter dropped.
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Gen. j. NJ Comfy, editor and proprietor
of the Toledo tO,rmcrriIL died last night
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BENJAMIN BACHNIAN

said Am acquainted with the prisoner
had a conversation with him about one
year ago. We were between tour and five
miles nom the Cove. He said they were
very stingy and miS"rly with their money;
said they need not be 10 stingy with it,
that when h" got it he would spend it.
Cross eNamined-Never had any other
talk with him about his wife; this cOnver-
satiOn was brought about by my asking
him if he was going West again. lie SAID
he was not; however he did 20 West III the
fall
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Powdcriy at Santirok-.

WTLk E-BNEEE, Ph., July 20 General
Master Workmou powdrrly addressed u
large gathering Ut miners At NIntIrohr
last night. \ convention Of miners *
now in session at that place aud Nj. Pow
DERBY j. IN Attendance The object al the
meeting i 10 try tu effect u reconciliation
between the knights OF Labor aud the
Miners and l.ahnrrT- AmIIginltcd A~'u-
citation At pre- rnt the tw" organizations
are At lnu.rrh"ad>. and IA ia" ih~rnr" nf
harmony the miner can do nothing m the
shape of having grl,yInc"~ adjusted. The
two week, pay b,iI will Also b." discussed
The LEGISLATURE last session pr~~'d law
that miners shall be- paid every t"u weeks.
Some ol the large companies show an IN
cInl;ipn to lgnnIr this law, AMI tie con.
yrntion will TAKE doc-ly" action ou tins
Public opinion is against the
action OF tn" companies
Daisy Hunt Against i--"H.
Sp,rlr1 T.grgm n'l, E'g..br.
81. GEoRrE. W. "a, July 2G.-Mr
\. Il. Plr,ou, say, he will match Daisy
Hunt against Essex here At 81 Neorgr. on
the lg;h Of August at races mllr 2! IN 3.
catch weight. the start and finish to be
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| Continued on Fou,M Pdge. !
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did not see Baker any place until | saw
him at the McWha house; when ! heard
the alarm ! asked what it was-whether
it is rooster or somebody crying;
learned what the trouble was when
came to Mr.. Lees house.
Tile SIGNS or GRIEF
| SAW appeared natural at irst, the first
time ! began 10 suspect they were irigued
vas when went down TO the house with
him; II was between nine and ten o'clock
when we saw Cashcarls and the other men
IN the buggy; heard only portion Of the
conversation: had seen them here about my
stable before; Baker gave me Il pistol 10
take care uI, We were standing by the gate
and he made this remark on if only
had been here last night hePulled on; Il
revolver and said this would not have been
much; he let II tall To his side and said
take that; | took il and put it away.
Redirect ENaminatiOn-Saw Baker AT
my shop ON Monday morning, May 9Th;
he came down and said to me, | am in a
kind of a ''prepOndcrry' to-day; | think /
will 20 to town; he had reference To Pitts
burg; he said he ought 10 20 TO Steuben-
VILE before he went to Pittsburg; he want
ed to 90 to fathers; he had some business
with his father before he went there.
MISS MAMIE WEAVER
said: Had 4 conversation with Baker at
my house sometime in the month of July.
He was speaking about George BowleS he
ing sick; had said 10 his wife, YOU know
you are not strong and will follow soon,
the old lady can not live long aud then his
good time was coming; his wife might a.
we'll enjoy herself now and live well.
Every time he spoke about his wife he
called her "AiSer' He called them
damned mi~crS once. He married my
sister she was his Iirst wife.
BENJAMIN BACHMAN